The Spanish Engineering Institute (IIE) and GMV have signed a agreement of collaboration to work together in various areas of common interest, focusing on critical engineering sectors such as industry, energy, innovation, communications, infrastructure, sustainability, and the environment. The IIE is a non-binding advisory body for public administration and is organized into 19 cross-disciplinary technical committees. GMV will be taking an active part in the Space Committee and the Defense Committee. This collaboration will enable GMV to take an active part in the IIE's Space and Defense committees, which are regularly consulted by the government on highly relevant issues. Furthermore, through this agreement GMV will be considered as a sponsor of the prestigious Space Congress in the highest category available, as well as in all the events held by the Space Committee.

The Spanish Engineering Institute is a federation that brings together various associations of engineers from different fields such as aeronautics, telecommunications, roads, mines, industrial or agronomists, among others. Through these associations, the IIE represents more than 100,000 engineers throughout Spain, promoting the progress of engineering nationally and internationally, and contributing to the development of engineering as a service for the common good of society.

Internationally, the IIE represents Spanish engineers in important global bodies, such as the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO), the National Federation of Engineering Associations (ENGINEERS EUROPE), the Pan-American Union of Engineering Associations (UPADI), and the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education (ENAEE). Through its international committee, the IIE actively participates in the design of global engineering strategies.

This agreement strengthens the relationship between GMV and IIE, opening up new opportunities for collaboration and visibility in the field of engineering and technological innovation.